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Move out without giving notice-prepared to forfeit deposit

shadowcomplex · 2010-11-19 00:52:02

Would it be acceptable to move out of a place your renting a room in without giving notice as long as your prepared to forfeit the deposit?

19-11-2010 12:52am

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Would it be acceptable to move out of a place your renting a room in without giving notice as long as your prepared to forfeit the deposit?

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#2 19-11-2010 1:46am

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It depends on who you are renting from...if it's a rent a room situation from a resident landlord then you would be within your limited rights. If you have signed a lease to rent a house or apartment then no.

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#3 19-11-2010 8:21am

GerardKeating

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shadowcomplex wrote: »

Would it be acceptable to move out of a place your renting a room in without giving notice as long as your prepared to forfeit the deposit?

You might also be liable for the balance of the rent due for the rest of the lease.

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